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SECTION PAGE SEVEN THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR TUCSON, TUESDAY, JULY 26, 1977 49 49 BusiivstssServices 12 Former D-M pilot dies in crash 49 Budtnttses-Services Grading ft Leveling D-l Dozer work, house pads, rds, land clearing. O. Klnne 2W-I1I5 CLEARING, grading, roads, lots, acres, etc. Carl Mlxon, 883-5885. GRADING driveways, parking lots, roads, house pads, etc.

Also backhoe loader. JBlack 7454513 Handyman HAVE 44 Ton pickup, glass repair, cleanup, moving, odd jobs p. Polrler 887-2280 COOLER Service Repair CHEYENNE, Wyo. (AP) An Air Force captain who left Davis-Monthan AFB in December was lulled yesterday when a training jet he was flying overshot a runway and smashed into a rodeo arena. Scores of people narrowly escaped injury when the T38 skidded through a campground where rodeo spectators and performers were sleeping and slammed into rodeo stock pens in place for the Cheyenne Frontier Days Rodeo.

The plane narrowly missed a row of camper-trailers parked at the campground. The victim, Charles M. Carter, 33, left D-M to become narrator for the Nellis AFB Thunderbird demonstration team, which is stationed at the Nevada base. Carter was a pilot and instructor at D-M. The crash occurred at 6:40 a.m., minutes before a steer roping event was to have begun at the rodeo arena.

A crew member, S. Sgt. Ted Foster, sustained minor injuries. He safely ejected from the aircraft into the rodeo arena stands. Carter was hurled into a concession stand and killed.

Carter was a veteran of 352 combat missions in Southeast Asia. The jet be was piloting had been used in 350 Thunderbird performances over the last three years. The Thunderbirds were scheduled to perform as part of the nine-day rodeo, but the performance was canceled and the Air Force said a board of inquiry would investigate the crash. Carter would have participated only as an announcer on the ground, and his jet although identical to the team planes was not scheduled to fly. Ronnie Clifton, 16, of Cheyenne, a member of the rodeo arena cleaning crew, was injured by debris from the wreckage and taken to a Cheyenne hospital where he was reported in satisfactory condition with a broken arm.

Carter's death was the third in the history of the aerial demonstration team, an Air Force spokesman in Washington, D.C., said. Two members of the Thunderbirds were killed in separate accidents in 1972. national 3 admit mass kidnap OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Three young men accused of the mass kidnaping of a busload of Chowchilla school children and their driver abruptly pleaded guilty to kidnap for ransom yesterday but said they would stand trial on five more serious charges. The three Frederick N.

Woods, 25; James Schoenfeld, 25, and his brother, Richard, 24 said they were innocent of five counts of kidnap with bodily harm. They waived their right to a jury trial and agreed to let Alameda County Supe- Carpet-Rug Cleaning Southwest Carpet Cleaning Serv SPECIAr20 OFF' SPECIAL any llv-hall $12, add rrn 810. reprslnstal. JerrVslat-3642 Cement Contractors ANY SIZE, Any kind Including layout. John Mason.

2944102. Cement Work BILL TRAVERSE Patios, slabs, ivout I a rooTtnos. nz-tiq. ow-wot CONCRETE patios, walks, curbs a drives. Blacktop removal.

Reliable a rees. Free est. Licensed. Harvey loncrere itwru BARRETT'S Concrete. Drive ways, walks, patio slabs.

Lie ponoeo, tree est, wi-mu, aa-oj TRAILER SLABS, Patios, foot-Ings. driveways, reasonable. U- censeo. w. Aiimena oia.

CONCRETE work, all typesTciTl r. samorano, ta-aon MENDQZA'S Concrete. Floors. panos, rree esnmare. eeiwnj LOPEZ 8, SONS slabs, slde- wams, qrivewavs.

EXPERT concrete work done. All types. No Too too big or small. 15 yrs. experience, i Jim Feist 294-7971 Free estimates.

Ceramic Tile INSTALLATION, repairs, entrys. remodels. Mexican tile floors and wiiii! rrwrn, w-iwl. mji nkLt i ivtii ww went repairs, Phillip Dlrlnio, 888-7645. IUCT1I 1 A 1 11 Nau.

Cooling, Heating Services COOLERS AIR COND service, Repair, ins i alla i iun Reasonaoie. m. iwatei. to-rtn COOLER service repair. Reas.

24 hrs 7 days C. Henry 622-0811 Digging i Excavating LOW cost trenching, 8" wide, up to 36" oeep, n. nrpp tn-nn BACKHOE a loader service. AM. Bievins ityvui.

BACKHOE a Loader, 24" a 36" buckets. J. Black. 7454513. Drafting Service P1ANS to meet countv a cltv codes.

The fastest draw In the west. G. Johnson. 298.5772, 8B5-S219 Dump Truck Service TOP soil, stnd, rock, till, cleanup. STEVE STEWART.

743-0820. Electrical Service FxrFLL ELEC. SER. CO. 291- 0232 Small loos our specialty.

ELECTRIC for complete electrical service. b-3. WILKOWSKI Electric, 298-31J2 24 Hr service, we service every- ming eieciricai, nc. oonoeo, ins. PALM ELECTRIC CO.

licensed, bonaeo a insureo. 2fraya. ADOBE Electric free estimates, reasonable rates, 885-9530. Fertilizers COMPOST Steer Fertilizer. $6.50 yd.

Delivered. COOK'S 887-0164 Firewood MESOUITE $55 cord delivered. Cunningham 792177885-4136 Furniture Reflnlshlng ODDE SHOPPE. Reflnlsh. repair all furniture, antiques.

327-1081. 20 Anmxincements public records 1 and Cheryl A. Vanderbush, 24. Hermosillo. son.

norCourt Judge Leo Deegan decide the issue. fThe crux of the matter has always been the bodily bum," said defense attorney Edward Merrill. "There has never been any question about whether or not they were guilty of kidnaping." Kent gym stay lifted J.KENT, Ohio (AP) As protesters threatened to resort tcanother camp4n, a judge ruled yesterday that the construction of a gymnasium annex could proceed near the site of Jhe 1970 Kent State University killings. Joseph Kainrad of the Portage County Common Pleas Court Judge lifted an order that had halted construction of the $6 million annex while the case was being considered. He also-granted the university's request for an injunction to prevent protesters from further delaying construction.

But a lawyer for the protesters, William Whitaker, said he was told by a trustee representative that no action would be taken on construction until the trustees hold a special meeting. Denial of rights charged WATERBURY. Conn. (AP) A lawyer for a man charged with killing nine members of his foster brother's family said yesterday that police held his client "incommunicado" and demanded a confession from him in return for an attorney. uuu Lome J.

Acquin, a prison parolee, was arraigned on charges of murdering his foster brother's wife, her seven children and a niece and burning down their small suburban home in the worst mass slaying in Connecticut history. was my impression that he did request a lawyer but 'was told he would not get one until he confessed," lawyer John R. Williams told reporters after talking with the 27-7ear-old Canadian-born defendant, who lives in Waterbury. LEGAL NOTICE Lathing Wilkerson Enterprises LATH OIVISION All types of lath a cert, welder FREE ESTIMATE? 325-5543 Masonry Work BRICK, block, nagstone, patio walls, cement slabs, rm additions. Reas.

free est. C1L Const. 749-3914 PATIO WALLS, block, brlckpa Hps. Free est. P.T" Haner 296-779 RC MASONRY Landscape.

Patios 40 cts. per so. ff Planters wall 25 cts. per Mock. Job guar.

881-2152. MARMAC Construction, specializing in fireplaces, patio walls, patio floors. 743-7890 SAN Martin Masonry Const. All types of masonry. Licensed a Bonded, 7434)371.

JOHN'S Masonry for repair, landscape masonry a small lobs. 15 yrs exp a licensed, 298-3783 BLOCK AND BRICK patio walls, additions, fireplaces, concrete slabs a brick terraces. Tim Sharp. 795-7849. 747-2141 COMMERCIAL residential.

Cus-tom fireplace, patio wall. Call J.T.L. Masonry. 889-9385. PATIO walls.

Fireplaces. Call J.T.L. Masonry, BLOCK AND CEMENT WORK F.NUNEZ 795-3849 PATIO a retaining walls, brick paving, fireplaces, any masonry, C. Williams 8860185 PATIO walls, concrete slabs, any type of masonry work. Rea-sonable.

624-5328. S. Verdugo. Painting Decorating EXP'D, quality guar. Int.

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ia-ii HOUSE TRIM PAINTED LTjyv Pf Ices, pan Brown, 747-1741 FAST, CLEAN EFFICIENT. Free estimates. A. B. Maxev, 2944323.

PAINTING, REASONABLE. V. WALKER 622-1586 REMODELING repairs, satis-tactlon D. Myers 887-3095 Paper Hanging PAPER, paint a bath or entire home, Walt West 622-2021, 882-8327. PAPER hanger exclusively.

Top work, reas. OVOenstord 887-1958 Plastering SWIMMING pool, replaster, free est. Meadows Plastering 886-2708. PLASTERING a Stucco, 26 vrs exp. 885-7992 after 5.

Burns. Plumbing REPAIRS YOU CAN AFFORD Prompt, courteous service. Tucson since 1947. Plumbing, repairs, remodeling or new const. He 4 bonded.

National Plumbing 32S4043 anytime NIGHT OWL sewer a drain cleaning serv. Free 24 hours. 7 days. Drains cleaned. 887-6463.

TOM'S Plumbing, drains, sewers. Repairs 24 hrs. 6B-7384, 3264926. ALL types of plumbing work, all work guar, free est. 885-2860, 622-3908Farrars Plumbing a Htg.

20 Announcements i' my uu. i criuwiriy per line.) your ad reach and be processed.) Mtrdvjrxiisa-MKtttantous ai Netzei aei-viAi ANYTHING from A to I refer- ices. jerry crutsinoer tra-jiav GENERAL remodeling, roofing, odd lobs of all kinds. All work guaranteed. 10 years experience.

Call Jerry Garwood, 748-1208. APARTMENT home building owners, nanaymen repairs. 8 umoing. Ronaio ponnv 6-ibo oainrlna. raoalr.

main. tenance. R. Anderson. 793-1381 KANDYMAN, experienced, no Job small.

Phone D. MILLARD, 795-7118. 9-5 Monday Friday. Hauling DUMP truck dean up, 2 yd loader dozer, backhoe, trenching, oradlno.HF Cox Sons 885-2254 DUMP TRUCK loader, bermuda lawn removed, top soli, 885-4613. A.

Peterson HAULING, trash, yd work. Lots cleared. A Sewell 887-6583, 297-5100 YARD Clippings, debris, lunk, alleys. 810 load. J.

Globs 749-3360. MOVING! Anything, anytime, anywhere. Free est. Fast, etieap. Professional.

J. Blennert, 795-3708 MOVING We specialize In furniture applls. etc. 7 days, low rates, free est. Ron Miller 299-0279 EXPERT movinghauling pianos, low rates.

Packing avail, free estimates. R. Stone, 862-0391, YOU Call We Haul at anytime. Furniture, appliances trash. J.

Trimble 887-6811 CONST. home clean-up, truck tractor service. Gravel, lawns, grading, hauling. W. Bell, 882-8466.

MOVERS UNLIMITED 882-0215 Packing Avail. Free Estimates HAULING all kinds, reasonable oulck, cleanup. barber, 793-7352 TRASH hauled $8 a load. Hauling, 79O6960, 32M027 SAND, Gravel, topsoll, er and dozer. 8894125.

J. isoii, etc. Load- Lee. Home Improvement PAINTING, repairing, ceramic floor tile, Brevlck 623-3880 eves NICK'S HOME IMPROVEMENTS Remodel kitchens a bathrooms, Interiors a exterior painting, cooler service, plumbing, carpet cleaning at Low Rates. Call Now 327-7167 Housecleanlng THE CLEANING LADIES East a northeast areas.

747-1450. DAVE'S CLEANING SERVICE, Complete housecleanlng, 889-7983. Landscaping GRAVEL YARDS Rlncon Landscaping 885-9232 THIS 'N THAT YARD SERVICE FREE ESTIMATE. 297-1361 FINCH'S TREE a Landscaping. We do beautiful work.

327-7794. YARD cleanup, treework, haul, renovate. Frank Barber, 793-7352. FARM BOY needs work. Rock lawns, trimming, clean-up, etc.

Reasonable. 294JJ253. 747-0212 36 Announcements it. n. a ill RetTrtsfriber; Price the items in my ad.

(Allow 3 days for vow od to FufvOra) rrOticts cer Society. Friends may call from 2 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at BR1NCS BROADWAY CHAP-EL 6910 E. Broadway. EOMOUNDS, Victoria 72.

died July 25, 1977. Entrusted to the care of ARIZONA MORTUARY ASTRIDE CHAPEL. EISNER, John 55, of Tucson, died July 24, 1977. Survived by wile, Mary 0. of Tucson.

Graveside services will be held 11 a.m. Wednesday at Evergreen Cemetery conducted by Rev. Charles Pollard of the 22nd St. Baptist Church. Friends may call at DALTON'S PALMS MORTUARY, 522S E.

Speedway, from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. HIGDON, Laveta 79, died July 23, 1977. Wife of the late Joseph L. Survived by two sons, Thomas F.

and Joseph of Tucson; daughter, Sue Abrams; nine grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren. Rosary service Monday evening at 7:30. Funeral mass will be at Sts Peter and Paul Church at 9 on Tuesday morning. Burial will follow in the family plot in Holy Hope Cemetery. REILLY FUNERAL HOME.

HOCKSTAD, Edward 85. of Green Valley, passed away July 24th. Survived by wife, Laura; daughter-in-law, Aria Fehrenkamp, of Tucson; two granddaughters; three great grandchildren; six brothers, out of state. Memorial services Tuesday 11 a.m. at ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Avalon Chapel, Oracle and Wetmore Rd.

with Rev. Fletcher H. Scharer, Green Valley Community Church officiating. Family suggests remembrances to Green Valley Community Church K1MPTON, Rkhard 6, of Tucson, passed away July 23rd. Survived by parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph Kimpton brothers, Michael Christopher Danny sister, Mary all of Tucson; grandmother, Mrs. Clese Tavender, Coolidge, Az. Services Tuesday 3 p.m. in ADAIR CHAPEL, Rev.

Everette McDowell officiating. Burial Evergreen Cemetery. Friends may call Tuesday noon until service time at ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge and Speedway. MOCCO, Clifford, 59, of 1421 E. Lee, passed away July 23, 1977, at the of A Hospital.

Mr. Mocco was a retired dairy farmer from Wisconsin. He is survived by his wife, Ethel; son, David Mocco, of Tucson; daughters, Mrs. Jean Magiary and Mrs. Dorothy Bush, of Tucson; brother, Ernest, of Tucson; six grandchildren.

Rosary will be recited Tuesday, July 26, 7:30 p.m., VALLEY FUNERAL HOME, 2545 N. Tucson Blvd. Funeral mass will be held Wednesday, July 27, 9 a.m. at Sts. Peter Paul Church.

Burial will be in Holy Hope Cemetery. MORAN, Bobby 38, of Tucson, passed away July 25th. Survived by wife, Shirley; daughters, Maria, Karla and Sharla, Tucson; parents, Mrs. and Mrs. Lonzo Moan, brothers, Don, Calif, and Ted, sister, Betty Thomisson, Tex.

Services Tuesday 1:30 pm. at ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Mr. Erwin Frieden-berg bf the Jehovah's Witnesses officiating. Private interment to be held. Visistional Tuesday 12:30 p.m.

at ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge Speedway PAULSEN, Mary Jane, 83, died July 24, 1977. Survived by husband, Martin of Tucson; brother, Harold Hazen, of Walnut Creek, Calif. Mrs. Paulsen was born in Cambridge, Mass. and graduated from the University of Wise.

State College at Stevens Point in 1920 and taught school in Madison before living in Milwaukee before her husband practiced law. They have lived in Tucson since 1954. She was a member of the Casas Adobes Community Congregational Church, a life member of the Audubon Society and a member of the World Education and the Sa-guaro Garden Club. Services will be held in the ARIZONA MORTUARY DOWNTOWN CHAPEL 10:30 a.m. Wed.

with Rev. Prudence Yagmin officiating. Private committal to cremation. Remembrances may be made to the Tucson Audubon Socity. PESOUEIRA, Fredrtc 43, of Tucson, passed away July 24th.

Survived by wife, Concha, Tucson; two daughters; moth er, Rebecca Andrade, Tucson; brothers, Fernando and Walt er, Tucson, Gilbert and Eugene, sisters, Lillian Hernanez and Helen Martinez, Calif. Rosary Tuesday 7:30 p.m. in ADAIR CHAPEL, Mass Wednesday 9 a.m. at St Augustine Cathedral. Burial Holy Hope Cemetery.

Visita tion Tuesday 4 p.m. at ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Dodge and Speedway. SCHUTTE, Harry 74. of Oro Valley, passed away July 24th. Survived by wife, Sara; sons, Harry S.

Charles Kansas; ten grandcMldren. Burial Stovstown, Perm. Mr. Schutte was a member of the Masonic Lodge, Gary, Ind. and SL Andrews Presbyterian Church.

Arrangements by ADAIR FUNERAL HOME, Podge and Speedway. 7 Funeral Directors FUNERAL CHAPEL 888-1111 9 Florists ROWERSfJY MB) E. SPEEDWAY 325-2634 an Business Since MS LANGERS Tucson's Ml Florist Since mi on your Banacard El Capri 1 Granite Crave Markers (W FOR ALL CEMETERIES Tucson Marble Granite Co. 3(00 ORACLE RD. 421-5642 14 Lost Found FOUND: Large male Border Col-lie.

Red collar and flee collar. buck a tan, wnite cnest. wi-nv. MISSING from 1240 E. Fair, fawn color, Staffordshire Terrier, please return, reward offered, FJMHr.

BROWN white female Springer Spaniel, older dog almost blind, last seen Speedway Harrison. FEMALE cat. arevblua. oreen eyes, area of Skyline Bel Air. Family heartbroken.

2W-133S, nmcpwaBn Black a tan male Dachshund. Answers to "Mr. Lost Thursday afternoon on 1-10 by Wllmot Rd exit. Collar wMarlco. pa CountyLlc.

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a koto area reward otter, wjga LOST Oobermen male. Mack tan, Ft. Lowell 1st St. area, missing since Frl, 715. Reward.

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BIRTHS Tucson General Hospital Walter and Barbara Pike, boy, July 21. St. Joseph's Hospital Thomas and Pamela Bishop, boy, July 21. David and Barbara Wilson, girl, July 22. Kaipn ano aneri acnmiui, ooy, July 22.

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Harold and Linda Van Sickle, girl, July 24. Daniel and Letlcla Gonzalez, boy, July 24. Carl and Cathryn Plasterer, girt, July 25. Tucson Medical Center Monte and Karey Swan, girl, July 22. Thomas and Susan Katuna, girl, July 22.

Raphael and Francisca Valencia, boy, July 22. Edward and Nancy Moran Jr girl, July 22. Elmer and Mary Hermeling, girl, July 22. Dennis and Patricia Snyder, bov, July 22. Martin and Genoveva Torres, boy, July 22.

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Jon R. Chebot, 19, Tucson, and Lenore A. Knutzen, 17, Tucson. Stephen P. Holly, 25, Tucson, and rarnl A rVcutt.

K. Tucson. Robert Bautlsta, 28, Topawa, and Shirley C. Porter, 247Tucson. Mark G.

Beitel, 21. Tucson, and Brenda L. osoorn, rv, Tucson. Michael L. Ballard, 22, Tucson, and Velma Rosenberry, 27, Tucson.

Robert G. Hambrldc, 23, Tucson, and Kim I. Maynard, TO, Tucson. oraaiuro miitncii, icii vc, Tucson, and Laren H. Johnson, legal age, Tucson.

Antonio M. Felix, 20, Tucson, and Patricia w. Lova, 1, 1 ucson. Petitions for Marriage Dissolution FOSTER. Jeanette and Frank Jr.

BARNES, Linda L. and Richard L. tlllTU OmMt-lM I mttM ftl BALAGNA, Detphlne M. and Donald. CASILLAS, Maria and Rosendo.

LARSON, Edith J. and Lars F. KING, William E. and Jeanne L. LYNN, Roscoe and Enrlquetta.

PARSONS. lln F. and Lvle 1 DeFOUR, Robert C. and Virginia RIDINEER, Gladys I. and Doug, las ROCKE, Pauline F.

and J. Dar rmU LANE, Joseph W. Jr. and Sandra BAKER, Maureen A. K.

and nnaaalM SANDOVAL, Ignado and Piedad GRYGUTIS, Barbara E. and James E. DAVIS, Byron V. and Anita. Petition for Legal Separation Des Portes, Margaret B.

and John A. Petition for Annulment Zahnter, Quena M. and Alvin. Decree of Marriage Dissolution BLOCHER. John A.

and Sandra L. KNUTSON, Ronald C. and Janice SMART. Maureen and Bennlna G. CURRY, Jean H.

and Timothy A. HACK, Steven R. and Melinda p. ROUHIER, Mary A. B.

and Nell STUFF, navlri I and Judith E. THILBOURG, Laura G. and Jo- pfar. Charles P. and Debra M.

walker. Giusra ana inomas. 06ERHOLTZER, Catherine A. and Eugene H. BONO, Kitty L.

and Dennis A. smith. Alan G. and Terrv Lee. ROSENBERRY, William L.

and warvL. JJ ARMENTA, Barbara and Edward GUTIERREZ, Blllie Carolyn and Aiberio. DEATHS METZ, Edith 88. Tucson, July 25, Abbey. MORAN, Bobby, 3.

Tucson, July 25, Adair. NAGLE, Raymond, 83, Tucson, July 23, Mission. PESOUEIRA, Frederick, 43, Tuc son, juiy 24, Aoair. SCHUTTE, Harry 74, Oro Val ley, jury Aoair-Avaion. CLASSIFIED INDEX Thro Cereaali 21 WWEBJWICUMECTIIT luimtitf SwritaM 49 1 SCSOUtt kistractians 701 unirnarr resumes, counseling lOOj nru Sanicas far endionge ISO Avtot Wanted 200 Thru Arienon-Salei Service 292 EWrtOfT fey-Sow SOI Thro Modiinevy for Soieefit 3S9 BfeMaanpaMal WantadTotuy 400 in let's Swap 49i, WantadtoBant 500 mm WmiIbmbus tonkas 34 KSUUKX MofaW HofflM WaTd 600 nv Trader Houtng I li'lnff iVRtViinaf Wanttuakwu 700 Thru 777 ItiU ESTATE Bad Estate Wonted .100 1 OWLES, JefTjr 50, died July 24, 1977.

Husband of Myr-na L. Bowles; father of June Wines. Lisa Loepp. RoxaiM and J.B. Bowles; brother of Joe.

Bob, Paul and Mary Bowles and Elizabeth Cole; grandlather of Staoey Vasts and Amy Loepp. Funeral Services 2 pjn. Wednaday Juty 27th at BUNG'S BtOADWAY CHAPEL Burial hi Tucsco Henorial Park East Uwb. la beu of fkneers dowtionB may beifjade to the Anerkaa Can- LEGAL NOTICE CITY OF TUCSON DEPARTMENT OF PURCHASES City Hall Tucson, Arizona NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS Sealed proposals will be received In me Office of the Purchasing Agent, City Hall, Tucson, Arizona for fur-nfcnlng the material, supplies, equipment or services, or for supplying the materials andor doing the work necessary for the repair, construction or improvement, as the case may be, as Indicated by the items hereunder listed and in accordance with the applicable specifications. Copies or bid forms, plans andor Eflcatlons and Instructions to rs are available upon request he Office of the City Purchasing Agent, City Hall, Tucson, Arizona.

An bids received at the time set for receipt of bids will be opened publicly and read aloud in City Hall, Tucson, Arizona. Any bid received subsequent to the day and time set for receiving bids will be returned unopened and will not be considered. Bid call Number: 2478 Blds-Oues: 1977 Publish: Juty 1977 Material andor Service Description: Original Equipment Manufacturer Parts City of Tucson Wayne A. Casper Assistant Purchasing Agent The Arizona Pally Star NOTICE OF PUBLIC SALE The following mobile home will be sold by The Coiwell Company at public sale to the highest bidder on Juty 26, N77 beginning at 10:00 a.m. at the address shown below subtect to redemption prior to sale by the original owner.

All sales are for cash and are final. Seller has the right to bid. All goods are sold as Is AND NO GUARANTEE OR WARRANTY OF ANY NATURE EITHER EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED IS MAOE. Any statement to either year or model Is for Identification onty and is not a warranty or representation. 1972 Continental Mobile Home 45 12, SN 0804708041 In co Mobile Home Sales 3750 So.

Palo Verde Tucson, Az. 85706 Publish: July 24, 25, 26, 1977 The Arizona Daily Star RETRACTION OF NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING tfOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the public hearing to be held by the ffleyor and Council on Monday, August 1, 1977, at or after 10:30 A.M. has been postponed and will be held at a later date in relation to the foJ- Amefrnent to Chapter 15, Articles 1 and 3 of the Tucson Code, relating to refuse and commercial refuse service permits and an amendment to Cnapter 7, Article 5 relating to lunk collectorsiunk dealers. REPEAT: The public hearing with respect to the above subject matter has been postponed and will be held at a later dale. PVlBLISH: Tuesday, Juty 2.

1977 rpe Arizona ueuy yer PIMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE Purchasing Department 2202 West Anklam Road Tucson, Arizona 15709 OF CALL FOR BIDS" Hits notice constitutes an amend ment to previously published call for bats receipt date of sealed proposals kt the office of the Director of Purchasing. Pima Community College, fin West Anklam Road, Tucson, Arizona, 15709 for furnishing the materials, supplies, equipment or services andor doing the work necessary for the repair, construction, or Improvement as the case may be, as indicated bv the items hereunder listed and In accordance arm the applicable specifications. BM Call No. ma Student Health and Accident Insurance Original date bids due 3:00 p.m. August 19, 1977 Amended date btds due 1:00 p.m.

August 11, 1977. All bids received at the amended )me set tor the receipt of bids, will be opened pubHcty and read aloud In ee office of the Director of Purcnav kac. Pima Cammunttv CoHeoe. Tuc son. Arizona.

Any bid received subsequent to the day and time set tor receiving bads wM be returned uno pened and wni not be consider eo. PIMA COMMUNITY COLLEGE tl Maurice E. Speer Director of Purchasing PUBLISH: Juty 25. 24. and 27, 1977 The Arizona Dally Star F-2M02 ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION INCORPORATING DIVISION FILED JULY 7.

1977 Al tj-b a m. at reouest of Raton W. Evans Company, toe MOO VaHev View Ave. Santa Fe Springs. Ca 9M7 prances neeg.

uonaw c. vance. APPLICATION FOR AUTHORITY TO TRANSACT BUSIHbSS IN ARIZONA JTOaJph W. Evans Company, toe (a nirarma corporengni 1970 January 1 Itvu er ii MM vaev Vie Avenue. Santa Rot Tucsoa i transaction of al lawful busi- wmch a niiar at Ms state.

tTwrector Ben E. Lewis, No. wm east, ijuyu. von mm Dector a. President Raton Evans.

VM Ocasa, La MMraoa, Director a Vice-President Earl i-'J15 E. Yanuwuroak-J-a Ml Mk-a- Director a Asst. Secretary Rex L. Adamson, 1320 Montevideo, Placen-tla, Ca. 92670 secretary Treasurer oeriene J.

Evans, 12706 Ocaso. La Mlrada, Ca. 90630 H. authorized, common stock at Jl. 00 par value.

I. 75,211 shares Issues of common stock at (1.00 par value. J. stated capital K. General Contractor, constructing industrial and commercial buildings.

Statutory agent: Ben Pearson whose address is 2833 N. 3rd Phoenix, Az. Publish: July 25, 26, 27, 1977 tne Arizona uany star SUNNYSIDE UNIFIED SCHOOL UIMKII.I no. 2238 E.GInter Road Tucson, Arizona 85706 NOTICE INVITING SEALED BIDS Notice is herebv alven that the Direc tor of Business Affairs of Sunnyside Unified School District No. 12 of Pima County, Arizona, acting as Agent for the Board of Education Unified School District No.

12 will receive up to, but not later man, 3:00 p.m. local time, on the 4th day of August, 1977, sealed bids for: Reroofing Los Ninos School Such bids shall be received in the Board Room at the Sunnyside School District Administration Building, 2238 East Ginter Road, Tucson, Arizona, and shall be opened and publicly read aloud at the above stated time at the above address. Each bid must conform and be responsive to this invitation and the instructions to bidders, and drawings, specifications, contract and general conditions and all the other documents comprising the pertinent contract Documents, copies or me Contract Documents are now on file and open to public Inspection in the Office of the Director of Business Affairs, Sunnyside Unified School District, located at 2238 East Ginter Road, Tucson, Arizona, in Pima County, and may be obtained by Contractors for a denosit of S2S.00 for each set. This deposit will be refunded If the sets of Contract Documents delivered are returned in good conoi-tion within 10 days after bid opening, and If the contractor has submitted a boia fide bid. Additional sets of sheets of drawings, pages of specifications and other Contract Documents may be purchased without retuno.

Each bid shall be accompanied by a certified check or cashier's check or bid bond payable to Board of Education in an amount not less than five per cent of the maximum amount of the bid The check or bid bond snail be given as a guarantee of Intent of the contractor to enter into a contract should his bid be accepted or as liquidated damages to the Board of Education in the event of failure or refusal of the contractor to enter into a contract. The check or bid bond will be returned to the unsuccessful bidders and to the successful bidder upon execution of a satisfactory bond. The successful contractor shall pro vide a surety company bond in the full amount or me contract price. suretv bond shall be nosted within 5 days after notification of the award of me contract to tne successful bidder. The contract shall be In arnvibmv with me nravistans of all fertinent general public laws of the late of Arizona In effect at the time of the execution of the contract, and the contractor shall pay the wage scale as provided by law.

The Board of Education reserves the orivileae of reiectina any or all bids for any reason whatsoever or to waive anv Irreomarities or ties in the bids or in the bidding. No CMOoer may wrmoraw nis ora ror a period of 30 days after the date set tor the opening of bids. No bids will be recognized unless the bidder Is duty licensed as a contractor in the State of Arizona. This license must meet all requirements for perform ing tne work listed in ins invitation. Board of Education Sunnyside Unified School District No.

12 BY: James E. Irwin James E. Irwin Director of Business Affairs Sunryside Unified School DKtrlrt Mo 17 Acting as Agent tor Ok Board or toucanon Unified School District No. 12 Publish: July 22. 23.

24, 25. 24, a 27, 1977 The Arizona DaHy Star WATER RIGHTS PUBLIC The Water Rights Registration Act of 1974 as amended requires mat all Interests claiming a right to use pub lic waters in me Mere or Arizona, I lu. Mm -r 1W claim tor such water with the Stale Land oepartmem. no w. Aoams.

Phoenix, Arizona 15007, by June 30. NTS. or lose their riant or daim. Excused from filing under the Act are (1) Interests horamg a beneficial use permit or certificate from the State Land Department or Its prede cessors, 121 emrnes nevmg icgai rights to the use of Colorado mainstream water, (3 parties having rights acquired or validated by contract with the United States of America, court decree or other adjudica tion, and (4) weHs used to produce water exclusively tor oomesnc or stock watering purposes, ah 011 interest are reouired to file. Public waters include that water from a sources whether perennial or Intel iniltent.

flood, waste or surplus water which forms sur-faCT lakes ponds, or which Wows In surface streams, springs, canyons, ravines or in aeJtnikt underground caanwers. Andrew L- tsenwy State land Cflmntfnlaner Publish: June 25, 24. 27. 28, 29, 31. wn The Artwna Daily Star a.

Tucson Citizen i i i res; i warn tq join me inrcc ror nrn nere I paynmt. (Mow about 30 letters and spaces i 2.. 3.. Name. Address.

jOty I PhOML Run my od under cfassiftcotion (Nott: Iht 3-3-3 spatial applits only to ads tun undo? lht dastnScorms.fi of whrt I am enclosing check out to StarCitizen Want Ads.) Mad la StvCMxo Wo Aah, P.O. 36M7, Tcsmi, AZ IS7M. Or mM tn-5333. Man Wataa Canty reaiaWi ca 4-44M, eat. 417.

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